TrinityCare walks alongside people affected by mental health and substance use challenges — not until they survive, but until they lead. We provide case management, housing stability, employment pathways, and the entrepreneurial tools to build a self-sufficient life.
To walk alongside individuals affected by mental health and substance use challenges — providing case management, housing stability, employment pathways, benefits navigation, and the entrepreneurial tools to build a self-sufficient life — and to prove that recovery is not the end of contribution, but the beginning of leadership.
A community where every person in recovery is recognized not by their past, but by the quality of what they build, create, and contribute. Where second chances become the foundation of first-class citizens, business owners, and neighborhood leaders.
Every person we serve is met as a whole human being, never a case number.
Our work is finished when the people we serve no longer need us.
We don't only place people in jobs. We help them build their own.
Recovery happens in relationship and in service, not in isolation.
Personalized, recovery-oriented case planning that connects clients to clinical care, peer support, and the systems they need to stabilize and stay stabilized.
Help locating safe, sustainable housing — and navigating leases, subsidies, and tenant rights so a roof never becomes an obstacle to recovery.
Job-readiness coaching, résumé development, employer matchmaking, and second-chance hiring partnerships across Massachusetts.
Hands-on help applying for SNAP, MassHealth, RAFT, EAEDC, SSI/SSDI, and other supports our clients are entitled to but often can't access alone.
A live network of trusted clinical, legal, food, transportation, and childcare partners — warm referrals, not phone numbers on a flyer.
Group programming, peer mentorship, and life-skills workshops that reinforce the work happening in clinical and residential settings.
Most reintegration programs end at a paycheck. Ours begins there. The Second Chance Initiative is TrinityCare's commitment to turning program participants into employees, employees into entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs into the people who hire the next cohort.
Direct placement with Massachusetts employers who actively hire people in recovery — backed by advocacy and on-the-job support through the first twelve months.
One-on-one coaching, micro-grants, and small-business set-up assistance so the people we serve can become owners — not only employees of someone else's vision.
Monthly cohorts on financial literacy, technology, marketing, and modern business ownership — held at our Lowell and Haverhill sites and open to every active program participant.
A community is judged by how it treats its second-chance neighbors.
— A guiding principle at TrinityCare
The TrinityCare Community Crew is a pay-it-forward team of program participants and volunteers offering low-cost handyman, light construction, painting, yard work, and event-day support to neighbors, faith communities, and small businesses across the Merrimack Valley.
It is the most direct expression of what TrinityCare believes: that recovery is something people do for their community, not only something done for them.
Crew members earn real wages and build a verifiable work history. Neighbors get quality work at fair prices. And the community gets to see — first-hand, on a weekend, in their own driveway — what recovery actually looks like.
Massachusetts sites — Lowell, Haverhill, Dracut, and Fitchburg.
Of program design built around dignity, self-sufficiency, and contribution.
Pillars in our Second Chance Initiative — Workforce, Entrepreneurship, Innovation.
Of post-placement support included with every employment match.
Every dollar funds case management hours, micro-grants for new businesses, and workshop materials. 100% goes directly to programming.
Make a Gift →Mentor an entrepreneur. Facilitate a workshop. Drive a client to an interview. Help with intake. We have a role for any meaningful hour you can give.
Join the Roster →Are you an employer, landlord, faith community, or clinical provider? Become a Second Chance partner and help us close the loop between recovery and rebuilding.
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